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minimum amount a club can charge for a membership with one of the club's objectives being affordable football for all. This was considered the best option to push forward the three main objectives while ensuring no one person can control the club, the club would benefit the community and all members would have limited liability. By
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point of the season came after a 4–4 draw with Cherry Burton in
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U23's in the East Riding Senior Cup but were beaten 4–0 in a spirited display. The 2nd half of the season failed to live up to expectations with only 1 win in 15 games coming against St Mary's in
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cup, winning the final on penalties after holding Chalk Lane to a draw in normal time, with Chalk Lane hoping to win the league and cup double for a second season in a row. This was United's second cup win since their rebrand in 2014, after winning it in their first season in 2014–15. They also
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and following the game against Winterton the club announced it would be leaving the stadium after just 2 months and 6 games played with the high match day running costs being a big factor in this decision. A suitable ground could not be found within the city after this, and after a proposed
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as they have not "received a grading certificate by 31st March and not having an alternative proposal approved at the relevant Board Meeting" and as a consequence for this failure. Eight days later Craig Tock was introduced as the club's new chief executive officer, replacing John Duffill.
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until the end of the season was turned down by the league, the club were then forced to play the rest of their home games at the grounds of their opposition, before being relegated out of the league after being unable to confirm a ground with the requited criteria before the deadline.
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season continued throughout the campaign, keeping them in promotion contention, and also saw a good cup run in which they reached the semi-final of the Humber Premier League Cup against Pocklington, which they lost 2–0. They achieved promotion after finishing 2nd place.
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left the club but was persuaded to re-join until the end of the season just a couple of days later, with Paul Foot taking charge of the game he missed. It was also confirmed on the club website that they had acquired a 10-year lease of the old
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was postponed due to being locked out of Dene Park by Jamie Waltham after he and the club were unable to agree on a lease to play there. This prompted the club to find another home. On 21 October the new ground was revealed to be the
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also getting his first goal for the club. This was to be their last game here as on 13 January the club announced it would no longer be playing at the stadium due to being unable to afford the match day running costs.
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vacating Haworth Park and effectively folding at the end of the season, Hull United agreed to take on the lease and would call it their home from the 23–24 season.
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